Yes, you heard right. Wychwood’s Hobgoblin beer has officially announced this year that it is to be the unofficial beer of Halloween. Exciting news for any of you that have been eagerly awaiting the results of this curious endorsement.
This year I have been watching some great programmes on TV which have cocktail recipes. From that, I have noted down ingredients, instructions, and have used personal taste to change certain elements (and improve the taste) in order to put up a great new list of alcoholic Halloween cocktail receipes for you Halloween party goers.
Remember, drink responsibly!
I had an interesting selection of Halloween beers last year, so I’m already thinking about what I will have this time around.
There are a lot of spooky, horror themed beers out there that would be perfect. It’s just a matter of choosing the right ones.
Here’s a list of possible contenders for Halloween 2009 (so far).
Having trouble finding the perfect Halloween themed beer or bottled beverage?
Well, why not convert normal beer into spooky beer with some ghastly labels?
Lets face it, a lot of beer tastes the same, so why pay more for one just because it has a cool name or picture on it.
Zombie
This is one of those iconic cocktails. I must have had a few fake zombies over the years, but it wasn’t until I got to the Match Bar in London, that I realised just how potent the real deal is.
They are so strong, that orders are limited to two per person, per night.
As a result, it’s only fair to make a clear warning that this drink is VERY VERY STRONG.
I can’t accept responsibility for you doing anything silly after drinking it.
I have looked high and low for the recipe, and to be honest, the measures just don’t seem right (there is very little mixer and a whole heap of alcohol), but then, it does taste pretty much like pure alcohol when you buy it in a cocktail bar!
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